Showing posts with label pixar. Show all posts
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Monday, March 5, 2012

Illustration roundup



Russell Walks posted several illustrations created for the Book of Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side, which is 40% off at Amazon.




Romney and Santorum (as Romney's dog) by Bob Staake for The New Yorker. Via.




Japanese poster for Brave. Via.




Kitty and Lockeed by Elliot Fernandez.

*Buy Brave posters at eBay.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Illustration roundup


T-shirt design by Blair Sayer up for vote at Threadless.




Tor unveiled the first in a series of short stories based on paintings by John Jude Palencar. Today's story is "New World Blues," by L. E. Modesitt, Jr.




Toy Story by Charles Santoso.




Empire of the Binary Sun poster by Rob Wood on sale here.




Helena Wayne/Robin by Kevin Maguire.

*Buy Robin toys at eBay.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Halo Micro Ops; Toy Story Cosbabies






Halo Micro Ops by McFarlane:
McFarlane Toys expands its long-running, best-selling line of Halo collectibles this fall, with the addition of Halo Micro Ops. This all-new series consists of miniature figures, vehicles, and locations from the entire Halo universe, at roughly 1:100/15mm scale.

Todd McFarlane, CEO and founder of McFarlane Toys says, "Halo is known for its massive, larger-than-life visuals. From the towering Forerunner relics, to the enormous military transports, to the Halo rings themselves, everything is designed to make your human character feel small and overwhelmed. That's awesome for a video game, but it's a challenge for toy makers! With our standard 6-inch action figures, we found we could release small vehicles like the Ghost and the Mongoose, and medium ones like the Warthog, but that was about as big as we could go. In order to be able to create anything larger—to really bring the rest of the Halo universe to collectors—we had to go smaller. Much smaller."

With its smaller size, Halo Micro Ops covers the Halo universe, from the tiniest Grunt to the largest Scarab. With such a wide range of product sizes to cover, Micro Ops is available in four different packages. Small carded sets include small vehicles like the Warthog and Ghost. Larger carded sets offer bigger vehicles such as the Falcon, or small buildings like the Bunker from the Halo 3 multiplayer map High Ground. Larger buildings, including the Tower or Gate sections of High Ground, are packaged in small boxes, while large vehicles such as the Elephant will be packaged in an even larger box.

"When you turn the scale down, you turn the possibilities up," Todd explains. "With Micro Ops, we're pulling the camera way back, and looking at a bigger picture. Our 6-inch figures are a great way to bring the individual characters of Halo to collectors—from Master Chief, to Noble Team, to the Elites and Grunts of the Covenant. But the Halo universe is so much bigger than that. Vehicles like the Pelican, the Falcon, the Phantom—they're all important pieces of the universe. Environments like New Mombasa, High Charity, or The Library; these are all as memorable and important as Master Chief himself. With Micro Ops, we can now begin to bring the full scope of Halo to fans."
Starting at $9 at the BBTS.





Toy Story 3 Cosbabies - - $10 each or available as a set.